County seeks input on new job program consortium
The article outlines a new manpower consortium plan to run county job programs with a formal grievance process up to the Supreme Court. It details hearings, an impartial board, and a structure including an Executive Council of five County Commissioners and four manpower directors, plus advisory bodies across four counties. County officials urge public comment by phone before deadlines.
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Supreme Court
Date
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Rational Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Daie
CSA
Kathleen Hall
Washington County
Canned Plant Closures Spark Expected Food Price Rise
Report notes Jenkins Foods and other canneries plan shutdowns of corn canning operations. Analysts warn repeated shortages and higher processing costs will push canned goods prices upward for years, while industry expects eventual supply rebound but overall inflation persists. The piece also references traditional beverages like wine beer and cider in broader food discussions.
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Jenkins Foods
County debates private reviews of Adamstown sewer plant plans
The DKS Partnership and Bethesda developer Hebert Keats seek approval for large 1700 to 1773 unit PUDs in Adamstown with planned 2 million gallon daily water systems. Zimmerman argues for public hearings while officials push that Beavin’s input isn’t required, noting commission authority and potential cost implications.
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Zimmerman
Beavin Company
DKS Partnership
Pane of Rocks
MD. 28
DKS
Woodwinds PLC
Bethesda
Hebert Keats
Otath
Adamstown East
Uni
Keats’ Pud
Beavin
Walter
Metropolitan Commission
James Grove
Donald Kunkeski
Adamstown
Planning Commission
Commission
John Cordyack
Cordyack
Kunkoski
Donald Kunkoski
Kunkeski
Dorsey
Kunkaski
Kunieski
Ue Altarnes
Kunieki
Derr
Board of Commissioners
Keeler & Associates
Baker - Wibberley
Tuscarora Creek
Potomac
Baker Wibberley
Beagin
Keller & Associates
Ernest Lillard
Cancer research on carcinogens and breast cancer risks explored
Dr Bates outlines steps to identify how chemicals become cancer causing during metabolism. Studies focus on BCG immunotherapy, bacterial fractions, and endocrine related carcinogenesis. Early age at first birth may reduce breast cancer risk, while miscarriages do not count toward age of first birth.
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Bates
Adobe
Carc
Bikier Kunst
Kraed
Mayer Goren
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Cols
Dr. Bates
Nixon Resting At Camp David Amid Subpoena Talks
President Nixon spent the weekend at Camp David as he contemplates possible responses to subpoenas from the House committee. He arrived Friday night and faces a deadline to answer a subpoena issued by U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica. The panel has subpoenaed tapes of 42 White House conversations and other materials for its impeachment inquiry.
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Camp David
Nixon
John J. Si- Tita
White House
National Health Insurance Problems Examined
An AP report begins a series on health insurance costs and proposals for federal coverage. It cites rising hospital bills, insurance gaps, and the push for national health insurance as millions lack adequate protection. It notes 38 million under 65 carried no hospitalization coverage in 1972 and rising costs of care.
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William Stockton
Sciware
Bethesda
Nilich
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Plans
TV Networks Cancel 15 Shows Next Fall
NBC and CBS announce 15 returning series will not be back in the 1974 75 season with 19 new programs planned. CBS drops Sonny and Cher and Here’s Lucy while NBC cancels Dean Martin Show and Flip Wilson Show. ABC to release fall schedule soon.
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TV Networks
New York
NBC
CBS
ABC
Dean Martin
Flip Wilson
Lucy
Lucille Ball
Dick van Dyke
Shaft
Hawkins
Wednesday Night At the Movies," “Music Country U.S.A
Hec Ramsey
Columbo
McCloud
McMillan and Wife
GNP Drops Sharply in First Quarter of 1974
U S GNP fell at a 5.8 percent annual rate in Q1 1974, the first decline in three years, while housing starts plunged 22 percent and mortgage rates climbed. Industrial output slid 0.5 percent in March, the fourth straight monthly drop, though the year over year gain remained 0.2 percent.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Hikers plan multi-day trek with staged departures
Pertey's Lahti lists a four day hike from Taylor's Landing to Great Pass Tavern with 6:30 a.m. start on April 24 covering 16.7 miles, then 8:30 a.m. starts on April 25 and 26 for 17.3 and 17.1 miles from Dargan Bend and Pivot Bridge, and an April 27 9 a.m. final 14.3 miles from Edwards Ferry to finish at Great Pass Tavern.
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Pertey
Great Pass Tavern
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